CleanCore’s $20M Dogecoin Windfall: 710M Tokens Now Fueling Crypto Portfolio

CleanCore just flipped the script—turning memes into millions. Their Dogecoin stash now bulges at 710 million tokens, with $20 million in profits locked in. Here's how they're playing the game.

From Joke to Jackpot

What started as a 'meme bet' now looks like institutional-grade strategy. CleanCore's DOGE position—once laughed at—has become a masterclass in altcoin accumulation.

The $20M Question

With gains this fat, the real mystery isn't why they bought—it's why they haven't dumped. Either they're true believers, or they're waiting for Wall Street to 'discover' crypto again (just in time for the next cycle).

Active traders are watching. When a player stacks this much DOGE, it's either genius or desperation—and in crypto, those often look identical.

CleanCore CEO Clayton Adams said that the company is closely watching short interest as it awaits SEC approval to register private placement shares. He added that the firm’s strategy “goes beyond a simple NAV play,” focusing on utility-driven growth.

Treasury growth fuels push to DOGE’s legitimacy

This update builds directly on last month’s progress, when CleanCore announced it had crossed 500 million DOGE, marking the halfway point to its 1 billion goal. At that time, CIO Marco Margiotta highlighted the firm’s ambition to hold 5% of Dogecoin’s circulating supply, establishing itself as one of the first corporate Dogecoin treasuries.

The company’s latest milestone underscores how quickly its accumulation strategy has advanced. From half billion meme coins in early September to 710M today, CleanCore’s Treasury growth mirrors rising institutional interest in Dogecoin’s liquidity and utility narrative. 

As the House of DOGE rolls out new products and partnerships, the effort appears aimed at reshaping DOGE’s perception—from a speculative meme coin to a structured digital reserve asset.

CleanCore’s relentless Dogecoin hoarding, backed by the foundation and Bitstamp oversight, puts it at the center of DOGE’s institutional experiment. The real test now? Whether a corporate treasury can turn a meme into a credible reserve asset.